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Nobody knows your name. The manager calls you "kid". It is a long road from
here to a statue, and most players never make it to the plaque.
DE POTRERO is a football career game where you play as a single player :
yours. You do not pick the squad or sign anyone. You decide what to do with the
ball when it reaches you, and you make your living from it.
Every match comes down to a handful of moments that actually matter. The ball
drops to you in the box with the keeper closing you down: do you go low and
safe, or do you go for the impossible angle? Nobody tells you which one is
the easy one , or what your odds are: you read the play, you go with your
gut, and you live with what happened.
Set pieces and one-on-ones are played as quick time events, and the bigger the
league, the more they ask of you.
The week before. Rest like a professional, put in a double session, slip away to see your family, or stay up until 3 AM playing. It all gets paid for sooner or later.
The mixed zone. You lost and you have to face them. What you say ends up in the papers, your manager reads it, and the terraces sing it back.
The dressing room. A teammate in trouble, a manager who does not want you, a captain sizing you up. Things that show up in no statistic.
Injuries. Eight months out are felt for real: the rehab month by month, the matches you missed, and the fear the first time you plant that foot hard.
The legacy. At the end it all gets counted, and there is more than one ending. How you played decides which one you get
Your family. Your private life matters as much as the professional one. Your family and your old neighbourhood will always count on you to help them out. Or at least that is what they are hoping...
And plenty more.
386 match moments with 779 decisions , different for strikers, midfielders, defenders and goalkeepers
24 leagues and 452 clubs , all invented
110 events between fixtures, and 34 achievements
Several different endings , depending on how you played it
Over 65,000 words of writing
Rioplatense Spanish and English
And counting: the game is constantly growing
A full career runs fifteen to twenty seasons and plays out over a couple of
afternoons. No two are the same.
The clubs, leagues and competitions are invented. Any resemblance to reality is
folklore, not a licence.
Matches The pitch now anticipates goals: the move is built over the preceding seconds instead of being resolved the instant the goal happens. Goal animations start from the ball's actual position. Player movement: individual top speeds, a distinction between jogging and sprinting, a cost for changing direction, and the effect of fatigue late in the match. Continuous crowd sound that rises and falls with the run of play. Substitutes are grouped along one side of the pitch. Interface Redesigned scoreboard with a clear visual hierarchy. Segmented stamina indicator, colour-coded by state. The clock is now visually distinct from the stamina indicator. Two-column main menu. Saved careers are now shown first. Settings split into tabs. Vertical scrolling removed. Language selector now uses the AR / ES / EN codes. Fixes Over 60 lines of text described situations that did not match the actual s...
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Matches The pitch now anticipates goals: the move is built over the preceding seconds instead of being resolved the instant the goal happens. Goal animations start from the ball's actual position. Player movement: ind…